FAST Scan

This 38-year-old male presents with altered mental status following a motorcycle accident.  Vitals: T=37 C BP=70/p mmHg HR=110 bpm RR=28 bpm O2 sat=92% on room air. Please evaluate the patient’s left lung with ultrasound.

We bring you our weekly SonoSim Ultrasound Challenge! Can you give us the correct answer? This 64-year-old female presents with hypotension following a motor vehicle collision. T=37C, SBP=87 mmHg, HR=115 bpm, RR=26 bpm, O2 sat = 92% on room air. What does this ultrasound clip obtained from the pelvic window of the eFAST exam demonstrate? …

This 38-year-old male presents with altered mental status and retractions following a motorcycle accident. T=37C BP=70/p mmHg HR=110 bpm RR=28 bpm O2 sat=92% on room air. Using ‪ultrasound, what pathological conditions are evident?

This 15 ­year­ old female presents following an automobile­ versus bicycle accident. The patient was struck along the right side of her body while riding her bicycle and is complaining of right-sided abdominopelvic pain. Using ultrasound, what is the most likely diagnosis.

This 44-year-old female presents with marked hypotension and altered mental status following a motorcycle accident. The patient is unable to provide an accurate history due to depressed mentation. T=36C BP=70/p HR=140 bpm RR=14 bpm O2 sat=100%. Using ultrasound, what is the most likely diagnosis?